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Scottish League: title decider did not end early after pitch invasion
Key takeaways
- Celtic sealed a record 56th title at a raucous Parkhead as they beat rivals Hearts, who had only needed a point to be crowned champions for the first time in 66 years.
- Callum Osmand raced clear to score in the eighth minute of stoppage time to seal the win, sparking pandemonium on the pitch as delirious Celtic fans streamed on.
- The match did not restart and Hearts issued a statement on Saturday describing the scenes as disgraceful.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize GLASGOW – Saturday’s title decider between Celtic and Heart of Midlothian was not cut short because of a pitch invasion after the hosts completed a 3-1 victory in stoppage time, the Scottish Football League has confirmed.
Celtic sealed a record 56th title at a raucous Parkhead as they beat rivals Hearts, who had only needed a point to be crowned champions for the first time in 66 years.
Callum Osmand raced clear to score in the eighth minute of stoppage time to seal the win, sparking pandemonium on the pitch as delirious Celtic fans streamed on.
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